Sentence examples for vulnerable controls from inspiring English sources

Conceivably, ENT physicians may apply knowledge acquired by managing intervention patients to their control patients, for instance by asking geriatricians for advice regarding vulnerable controls.

The malicious program quickly found its way into computers controlling industrial processes the world over, demonstrating how vulnerable control systems are to such attacks.

At once steely and vulnerable, controlled and unhinged, the performers stalk the confines of a raised platform, intermittently dressing and undressing, with the audience bearing witness in proximity.

We used relative risk (or risk ratio: RR) to estimate the magnitude of association between types of early developmental vulnerabilities and not having minimum appropriate basic skills in achievement-related areas (i.e., meeting expectations for FSA performance); this expresses the likelihood of not acquiring basic skills in groups vulnerable on the EDI relative to non-vulnerable control groups.

This might suggest that the medicated patient was more vulnerable than controls in processing flickering stimulus.

The entire fellowship program, intended to be interdisciplinary, floats free of the control of any particular department, leaving it more vulnerable to control by Dow, which has the power to continue or discontinue supporting it after the six-year term of the gift.

And because McCaskill is seriously vulnerable, and control of the Senate could hinge on her seat, national Republicans are starting to come back into the Akin fold.

Furthermore, adult female mosquitoes make themselves vulnerable to control interventions when they seek for blood meals from human hosts [ 11].